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When are larger atoms least likely to be reactive?
a. When they have no valence electrons. b. When they have more than 8 valence
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Ionic compounds _____.
a. are all solid at room temperature b.conduct electricity as a solid c. can be solid or liquid at room
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Which of these properties describes a diode?
a. able to switch an electric current on and off b. able to change direct current
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Why does baking bread require a constant input of heat from the oven?
a. It is a chemical reaction. b. It is a physical reaction.
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The pH scale measures _____.
a.the strength of an acid b. the concentration of hydrogen ions c. the strength of hydrogen ions d.
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How is a turbine used in generating electrical energy?
a. The armature of the generator turns the turbine. b. The turbine turns
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Which can produce a magnetic field?
a. moving water b. insulators with conductors c. an electric current d. a solid state
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When a solution forms, what happens to the individual particles of a solute?
a. They precipitate. b. They combine. c. They
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Which statement accurately describes electric charges?
a. They flow easily through all materials. b. They flow easily through
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What directly controls breathing, heartbeat, and muscle movement in the human body?
a. electrical signals b. variations in
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If a bicyclist travels 30 kilometers (km) in two hours, what is their average speed?
a. 30 km/h b. 15 km/h c. 2 km/h d.60 km/h
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A refrigerator is rated at 500 W and requires 4.545 A to work properly. Which plug should that refrigerator be plugged into?
a.
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How can the concentration of a solution be increased?
a. More solute can be added. b. By decreasing the temperature. c. By
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Why don’t water and oil mix when the two liquids are poured into the same container?
a. Water is nonpolar and oil is polar. b.
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The pits and flats on a CD are an example of information stored as which type of signal?
a. digital b. amplified c. analog d.
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What is the name for the rate at which work is done?
a. energy b. joules c.newton-meters d.watts
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What is one way to increase the solubility of sugar in water?
a. Raise the temperature of the water. b. Lower the temperature of
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Which type of property is magnetism?
a. nonmetallic b. chemical c. physical d. nuclear
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In an electric motor, a commutator _____.
a. repeatedly reverses the flow of current through the armature b. is a permanent
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Which temperature scale is most commonly used outside the United States?
a. Celsius b. Thomson c. Kelvin d. Fahrenheit
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Which type of energy depends on position?
a. electrical energy b. solar energy c. magnetic energy d. potential energy
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Which type of light does a flashlight produce?
a. cold light b. incoherent c. coherent d.white light
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Why are distant galaxies and stars so hard to see?
a. because they are so bright, the amount of light must be reduced b. because
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Which is a curved piece of glass or other transparent material used to refract light?
a. a concave lens b. an optical fiber c. a
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How are different wavelengths of light affected by entering a prism?
a. the shortest wavelengths are refracted the least b. the
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What does a concave lens look like?
a. flat on one side and bulges out on the other side b. the same thickness in the middle and
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How does a refracting telescope change the image seen by a scientist?
a. It uses two mirrors and a convex lens to make small
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What do refracting and reflection telescopes have in common?
a. They both use a convex lens in the eyepiece to focus light. b.
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What do refracting and reflection telescopes have in common?
a. They both use a convex lens in the eyepiece to focus light. b.
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What is the result of the use of optical fibers in knee surgery?
a. The recovery is easier. b. The fibers are strong replacements
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What is needed to build a laser?
two fully reflective mirrors two partially reflective mirrors a partially reflective mirror and
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Total internal reflection _____.
causes light rays to travel in parallel lines through optical fiber allows no light to escape
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What is necessary to achieve total internal reflection?
a large angle of incidence a mirror a small angle of incidence an optical
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What is necessary to achieve total internal reflection?
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Which of the following is not a typical benefit from the use of optical fibers for surgery?
Surgeons can repair damage to joints,
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Which of the following is not a typical benefit from the use of optical fibers for surgery?
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Total internal reflection _____.
allows no light to escape from an optical fiber allows most laser light to be reflected inside
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What is necessary to achieve total internal reflection?
a small angle of incidence a large angle of incidence a mirror an optical
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Which statement is not true of optical fiber?
a. Optical fiber can be made either of glass or plastic. b. Optical fiber
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In an operating room, which device would you not expect to find connected to an optical fiber cable?
scalpel camera monitor
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Total internal reflection _____.
allows most laser light to be reflected inside an optical fiber causes light rays to travel in
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